Rigor of Qualitative Research

Rigor of Qualitative Research

Rigor, in the context of qualitative research, refers to the trustworthiness, credibility, and overall quality of the research process and findings. It is about ensuring that the research design, methods, and conclusions... Read more »
Did the Keyboard Kill Cursive?

Did the Keyboard Kill Cursive?

Source: Art: DALL-E/OpenAI Cursive is more than an artistic flourish; it’s a cognitive powerhouse. Research shows that writing by hand engages a symphony of neural pathways—activating fine motor skills, cognitive processing, and... Read more »
The Impact of Relationship Transitionson on Emotional Functioning

The Impact of Relationship Transitionson on Emotional Functioning

Weber, D. M., Baucom, D. H., Wojda-Burlij, A. K., Carrino, E. A., Du Bois, S., & Sher, T. G. (2024). Relationship “jet lag” in long-distance and geographically close relationships: The impact of... Read more »
Technology Is Fast Becoming Better at Seeming Human

Technology Is Fast Becoming Better at Seeming Human

Technology permeates all aspects of our lives, including our most human moments such as romance, sex, and parenting. The lines between tech and humanity are blurring—chatbots look and sound more human, while... Read more »
Member Checking in Qualitative Research

Member Checking in Qualitative Research

Member checking is a technique used in qualitative research where researchers share their findings (e.g., themes, interpretations, narratives) with the participants who provided the data. This process allows participants to confirm the... Read more »
The Myth Linking Sexual Abuse and LGBTQ Identity

The Myth Linking Sexual Abuse and LGBTQ Identity

Source: Aaron Blanco Tejedor/Unsplash Not long ago, I read the well-known book Night, by Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel. Although the content of Night isn’t for the faint of heart (it’s Wiesel’s personal... Read more »
Emotional And Self-Presentational Pathways To Social Media Addiction

Emotional And Self-Presentational Pathways To Social Media Addiction

Social media addiction refers to excessive, compulsive use of social media platforms that interferes with daily life. It often involves a fear of missing out (FOMO) – anxiety about missing social experiences... Read more »
Ghosting, Be Gone! Delegate to Keep Your Connections Alive

Ghosting, Be Gone! Delegate to Keep Your Connections Alive

The arbiters of modern social media seem to hold no act in lower regard than ghosting. A short tour of the internet reveals that failing to respond to another person’s attempt to... Read more »
Rigor of Qualitative Research

Can thematic analysis be deductive?

Yes, thematic analysis can definitely be deductive. Thematic analysis is a flexible method that can follow either a deductive (theoretical, top-down) or inductive (bottom-up) approach. What is deductive thematic analysis? In a... Read more »
Why Smart People Make Bad Relationship Decisions

Why Smart People Make Bad Relationship Decisions

We have all made some bad choices in love and in life. Sometimes, others can see that we are about to make a bad decision, but we don’t see it ourselves. Yet,... Read more »
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